Place setting with "Kurland" decoration, 3 pieces; teacup with saucer, cake plate, dinner plate. Cup with conical shape and angular handle. Kurland relief on a sea-green ground with rich gold decoration and gold rim. Dinner plate with flower arrangements and butterfly motifs on a mirror and rim in polychrome painting. Sceptre and painter's mark. Cup h. 6 cm. Plate d. 19.5 cm -25 cm. A 3-piece porcelain place set of tea cup and saucer, cake plate and dinner plate with "Kurland"-decor in sea green fond, dinner plate with flower decor. Sceptre and painter's mark. KPM-Berlin. Mid 20th century.

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